Take Me Home Tour (Jess Glynne)

The Take Me Home Tour was the second concert tour and first arena tour by English singer Jess Glynne, in support of her debut studio album I Cry When I Laugh (2016). The tour commenced on 18 November 2016 at Genting Arena in Birmingham, England and concluded on 19 August 2017 at Hylands Park, England.

Take Me Home Tour
Tour by Jess Glynne
LocationEurope
Associated albumI Cry When I Laugh
Start date18 November 2016 (2016-11-18)
End date19 August 2017 (2017-08-19)
Legs2
No. of shows24 in Europe
Jess Glynne concert chronology

Setlist

Leg 1 (2016)

  1. Strawberry Fields
  2. Don't Be So Hard on Yourself
  3. Rather Be
  4. No Rights No Wrongs
  5. Take Me Home
  6. Not Letting Go
  7. It Ain't Right
  8. Back To Black (Amy Winehouse cover)
  9. My Love
  10. Ain't Got Far to Go
  11. Love Me
  12. Right Here
  13. Real Love
  14. Home
  15. Bad Blood
  16. Gave Me Something
  17. You Can Find Me
  18. I Feel For You (Chaka Khan cover)
  19. Why Me
  20. Hold My Hand

Leg 2 (2017)

  1. Strawberry Fields
  2. Right Here
  3. Real Love
  4. My Love
  5. You Can Find Me
  6. Why Me
  7. Love Me
  8. Not Letting Go
  9. Back to Black
  10. It Ain't Right
  11. Aint Got Far To Go
  12. Gave Me Something
  13. Bad Blood
  14. Home
  15. Rather Be
  16. Take Me Home
  17. I Feel For You
  18. Hold My Hand
  19. Don't Be So Hard On Yourself

Shows

Europe
Date Country City Venue
18 November 2016 England Birmingham Genting Arena
20 November 2016 England Liverpool Echo Arena
21 November 2016 Scotland Glasgow The SSE Hydro
22 November 2016 Ireland Dublin 3Arena
24 November 2016 England Leeds First Direct Arena
25 November 2016 England Newcastle Metro Radio Arena
27 November 2016 England Brighton Brighton Centre
28 November 2016 England Plymouth Plymouth Pavilions
30 November 2016 England London The O2 Arena
1 December 2016 Wales Cardiff Motorpoint Arena Cardiff
3 June 2017 Wales Llanelli Parc Y Scarlets
16 June 2017 England Liverpool Aintree Racecourse
22 June 2017 Northern Ireland Belfast Ormeau Park
1 July 2017 England Wincanton Wincanton Racecourse
5 July 2017 England Henley Henley Festival
8 July 2017 England Carlisle Carlisle Racecourse
14 July 2017 England London Lovebox Festival
22 July 2017 England Newbury Newbury Racecourse
28 July 2017 England York York Racecourse
29 July 2017 England Margate Dreamland Margate
5 August 2017 Scotland Falkirk Falkirk Stadium
11 August 2017 England Scarborough Scarborough Open Air Theatre
12 August 2017 England Alnwick Alnwick Castle
26 August 2017 England V Festival V Festival

References

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